Help and support for EU nationals after Brexit

Organisations assisting with applications to the EU Settlement Scheme

Here for Good: Monday 9:30-11:30 Wednesday 11:30-13:30 Friday 13:30-15:30 – 0207 0142155

IRMO: Monday- Thursday 10am-1pm - 02077339977 email: [email protected]

Settled: free information, advice and support in different languages to EU citizens in the UK

UKCEN: a repository of advice for EU nationals seeking help with the EU Settlement Scheme

You can also call the Law Centres Federation on 020 7387 8570 for information about your local Community Law Centre who may provide free advice.

Our services

We run a free helpline for people who are undocumented, on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10am to 1pm.

We have also written a guidance note for Zambrano carers.

Latest

Rwanda Supreme Court ruling: what's next?

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled the Rwanda plan unlawful - what does this mean for people?
Joint civil society statement on the Supreme Court ruling on Rwanda

140 organisations welcome the Supreme Court ruling that the UK Government's plan to send people seeking asylum to Rwanda is unlawful.
JCWI response to the consultation on a Human Rights Bill for Scotland

JCWI responded to a Scottish government consultation on a proposed Human Rights Bill for Scotland
Joint briefing: fee increases for Home Office immigration and nationality applications

As part of a coalition of 14 organisations, we urge the Government to reverse hikes in visa and nationality fees which will leave individuals vulnerable and harm small businesses

Toolkits and guides

Advice, toolkits and explainers about the UK immigration rules.
Stand with undocumented migrants

The UK's immigration system, and the Hostile Environment, drive people out of legal status and stoke divisions. But it doesn't have to be this way - take action now
The EU Settlement Scheme application deadline has passed - what happens now?

What happens now the EU Settlement Scheme deadline has passed? What should campaigners do next?
The EU Settlement Scheme application deadline has passed - what happens now?

What happens now the EU Settlement Scheme deadline has passed? What should campaigners do next?
Our call to Boris Johnson: Lift the EUSS deadline!

JCWI wrote to the Prime Minister calling on the Government to lift the deadline for the EU Settlement Scheme. (June 2021)
After the clapping stops: the crisis facing migrant care workers

Care work is in the spotlight like never before, but the sector faces a looming crisis. Join us on 20 April to hear how the immigration system is putting care workers, and the sector, at risk.
When the clapping stops: EU Care Workers after Brexit

Our research showing that as well vulnerable EEA+ citizens, care workers and other key workers – the very people we are relying on to pull us through the COVID crisis – are in real danger of being left behind by the EU Settlement Scheme.
Help stop the Home Office criminalising EU citizens after Brexit

We are taking the Home Office to Court over its failure to protect vulnerable people from falling out of status after the EU Settlement Scheme cut off date. (September 2020)
Evidence Submission to the ICIBI Inspection on how the EUSS is working for vulnerable groups

Our evidence submitted to the ICIBI for his inspection into the EU Settlement Scheme and how it is working for vulnerable groups. (July 2020)
Protecting EU citizens from Covid-19: joint letter to the Home Secretary

30 organisations working with EU nationals in the UK have written to the Home Secretary calling for changes to protect people from the impacts of Covid-19.